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ChiefSosa:It's bad in it's entirety bro, no matter what her case might be. All these kind of mentality is the reason mob action is on the rise in our society, I am not a lecturer but you should stand and condemn what is wrong, no sitting on the fence!! Even when those below me, does wrong, I can never resort to this manner of senselessness you are promulgating There are better proper ways, avenues and authorities to handle things! That's why in developed countries and currently in many Nigerian private schools, you don't just beat up a child no matter what he does and you can't say we are better off than them because our teachers do beat us while growing up! PLEASE STOP SUPPORTING THIS KINDA EVIL!!! |
id4sho:They are still cashing out nah They are now convincing him to go to court He has openly rejected the conduct of the Election, probably preparing for court! |
Phut:So why do the Nigerian guys over there prefer to date those whites than their fellow black ladies? Our understanding of feminism down here is quite different from theirs! |
cococandy:Truth remains that many Nigerian women cannot make the sacrifices the white do to make their home work, many are interested in equality of headship but not financially and some are being selfish, even over there, the man's money is for the home and hers is for her! Not ruling out the fact that many men went abroad with the old African mentality of marriage which isn't obtainable over there! The last time I visited the states, NY in particular, we went for a show by one yoruba artiste, there are so many single Nigerian girls, while the single guys are scared of dating, let alone marrying them, they even prefer the whites!! |
cococandy:He doesn't mean it |
Penguin2:They were being pressured by the Imo state governor and Anambra APC counterpart for some dirty moves but they are doing strong head and redeployed this eleventh hour For some days now, their redeployment were being targeted by the APC stalwarts in the state! |
Nigerialabalaba:Sorry my dear Sounds deluded... |
Nigerialabalaba:The way you guys reason here is so senseless, no matter who is involved, it is obligatory to respect court orders or at least pretend to respect it especially when intern. community is involved.(in a democratic setting) In UN, Nigeria sits on the committee of Rule of Law and respect of human rights, and she fought to be on this committee, what then is she portraying? Does she deserve to be on that committee?? It maybe anybody tomorrow, let's not make this a norm!! |
God's spokesperson ![]() |
Where are we heading to in this country? |
Ovamboland:Later learnt from him it was PWC that gave the report he shared, so I have got nothing to discredit on his report because I believed PWC to be genuine. On a general opinion, our govt of the day should be mindful of how everything inflates in price simultaneously bringing untold hardship on the citizens, some of these increments can be gradual Also they lack accountability and transparency on how these incomes are being utilized after sucking the citizens to get more running cost, our recurrent expenditure and debt servicing is shadowy and overly excessive! |
FolabiCash:There is no truth in what you said bro, how can you pay a graduate in Abuja or Lagos 120,000 naira a month and expect him to succeed on it, (and he is still expected to get married and have kids) let alone a Dr. that spent the long years in school with the rigours and stress of the profession Even if you're not expecting the govt to pay what's obtained abroad, but what is being paid here is too small please, it should be improved! Even the govt is barring them from working at private hospitals when they are with the govt. It's a fact they don't pay in school for training what other counties pay but there are other things you've to consider In my school, 130 students will be admitted in year 1 But around final year, we graduate between 60 to 80, that's to show you it's not really easy apart from the pay. They don't even get trained like in other countries due to VERY poor facilities and poor conditions of learning!! |
Modrov:How do you prove these figures, many figures from these government establishments are not correct, A government agency in Abuja is currently having issues of 28.4 billion naira difference between 2015 to 2020 when PWC audited them! |
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After sponsoring these bills, what Is the outcome and how does it affect the common man on the street? Has it made Nigeria better ![]() |
As expected, Government of the North, for the North and by the North! Next |
No comments! |
What is the hope of common man in this country? Quick to endorse anything that will add money to their pocket no matter the inflation and the hardship it will inflict on the people and so slow to implement minimum wage, even after series of strikes Any increase in fuel price now will double the price of the already inflated commodities! Why not make it slowly over a space of few years? To allow people absorb it gradually and cushion the effect! |
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This is very unreasonable for a busy city like PH Should be atleast 9 or 10p.m |
Is he even the one that speaks those words? Does he know what is happening ![]() Just interview him and he will be shocked to hear what happened for the first time! |
The new CP should even be very mindful of Wike to avoid implicating him |
Una toto |
FG should follow suit |
Q |
Electric cars demand is on the rise and Tesla (Elon Musk) is a key promoter! |
Anambra State Takes First Position In Common Entrance Examinations Anambra State has done it again by taking the coveted first position in the 2020 National Common Entrance Examination results just released by the National Examinations Council (NECO). Out of a total of 70,580 candidates who sat for the Common Entrance Examination nationwide, Crucifixio ChinuaUmeonyiagu , a pupil of God’s Wisdom International Primary School, Nnewi, in Anambra State Anambra State, took the first position by scoring 199 marks out of 200, according to a statement in Awka today by the Anambra State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, C. Don Adinuba. The NECO Registrar and Chief Executive, Prof. Godswill Obioma, who presented the results to the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu in Abuja, revealed that Anambra’s Umeonyiagu was trailed by Onwuamanam Udochukwu from Enugu State with 198 marks and Salaam Mariam Aderemilekun from Lagos State with 197 marks. The highest scoring Umeonyiagu has once again put on the front burner Anambra State’s almost unassailable leadership in education in Nigeria. Francis Chijioke Osakwe from Umuoji in Idemili North Local Government Area scored an A1 in each of the nine subjects he sat in the 2020 West African School Certificate examination which was released earlier this month. Two indigenes of Anambra State, namely, Ego Maduafokwa from Ihiala, and David Nwobi from Njikoka Local Government Area, scored the highest marks in the 2020 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Examination (JME). Favour Obiajulu Okeke from Eziowelle in Idemmili North LGA took the first position in the competition organized by the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology for outstanding science secondary school students throughout the country last year. Nelson Uwakwe from British Spring College in Awka took the second position in the 2020 competition which was organised in March. The same month, Government Technical College in Onitsha took the third position in the national Junior Engineers, Technicians and Scientists (JETS) Expo in Abuja which President Muhammadu Buhari attended in person. Anambra State in 2018 put Nigeria on top of the technology map of the world after a global contest when five students of Regina Pacis Model Secondary School, Onitsha, who represented Nigeria and Africa at the World Technovation Challenge in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, USA won the coveted Gold Medal. A week later, Tochukwu Anyigbo from Ihiala, who was personally sponsored in the competition by Governor Willie Obiano, won the third place in the Global Robotics Competition in Mexico. St John’s Secondary School at Alor in Idemili South LGA won the third position in the International Festival of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) held in Tunisia between March 21 and 27, 2019. Governor Obiano, who as a student of the Christ the King College in Onitsha in 1974 won the first prize in a national essay competition organised in memory of President John Kennedy of the United States by the American Embassy, is set to lead Anambra people to receive the young educational laureates. “It is our way to demonstrate to all and sundry that these youngsters are worthy ambassadors and role models”, declared Commissioner Adinuba. “In a society which is unfortunately marked by crass materialism, it is reassuring that there are persons like Governor Obiano leading the charge to change our national values, so that we can begin to pay homage to knowledge and enduring values rather than mammon”. Signed C. Don Adinuba, Commissioner for Information & Public Enlightenment https://www.gistafricah.com/anambra-state-takes-first-position-in-common-entrance-examinations/ |
Miraculous Blessed Virgin Mary - Pray for us! |
MOLOTOVcockTAIL:How? |
bahaushe1:You're very correct! |
Terror everywhere.........it's getting to a time when countries will start being offensive against terrorists!! FTC.......am I expecting any extra dollar to my Account? |
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